Republic of Congo Likely To Experience A Moderate Increase In The Role Of Extra Government Non-State Actors Over The Next Five Years
Executive Summary:
Due to minimal levels of instability, insignificant levels of democracy, highly difficult levels of doing business, and minimal levels of corruption when compared to totalitarian states, the Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) retains a score of 3 on the Extra Government side of the non-state actor role potential spectrum. This indicates that it is likely that unlawful non-state actors, such as 50,000 ex-combatants from the 1997-1999 civil war, have a moderate influence in the country. Therefore, due to continued instability, ineffective democratic measures, and a stagnant economy, the Republic of Congo is likely to see a moderate decrease in the role potential of any lawful non-state actor, while unlawful non-state actor roles are likely to moderately increase.
Republic of Congo Likely To Experience A Moderate Increase In The Role Of Extra Government Non-State Actors Over The Next Five Years
Executive Summary:
Due to minimal levels of instability, insignificant levels of democracy, highly difficult levels of doing business, and minimal levels of corruption when compared to totalitarian states, the Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville)
Analytic Confidence: 6
Source Reliability: 9
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